If it's not Kyle Schwarber, it's Bryce Harper. Harper crushed his 15th home run of the season as the Phillies outslugged the Yankees for a second straight game on Saturday, a 9-4 win at Yankee Stadium.

Superstars hitting their stride, slumping players putting their best foot forward — a lot is going right for the Phillies offense.

Philadelphia Phillies slugger Bryce Harper draws praise from former MLB infielder Trevor Plouffe after surpassing 350 career home runs.

Just a couple days after slugging career homer No. 350, Harper hit his 351st while also swiping his 150th bag, and 10th of the season. The 32-year-old has come out of the All-Star break firing, batting .303 (10-for-33) over the last eight games with four doubles, five home runs, eight RBI and nine runs.

The Philadelphia Phillies just took a series victory over the Boston Red Sox and first baseman Bryce Harper hit a career milestone with his 350th home run. In what turned into an extra-inning duel on Wednesday with the Red Sox,

Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper has been on a tear at the plate that put him in the team's history books.

The hard-hitting Philadelphia Phillies delivered one blow that they could have done without Saturday during their 9-4 road win over the New York Yankees.

The two-time National League MVP has been on fire over his last 10 games. How long can Bryce Harper sustain this dominance?

Bryce Harper hit the 350th homer of his career and four Phillies teammates also went deep, yet it wasn’t enough for Philadelphia to beat Boston.

The Philadelphia Phillies were recently mentioned in a report linking them to an AL Central player—someone who could become a key defensive addition alongside Bryce Harper and the rest of the roster.